New from NY!!

Marvin Gaye, superstar.

I can’t confirm or deny on my bird but when she checks the house she is building the workers stop working.

 

Hi, GabrielBrown. Enjoy your stay here

 

Here on the forum or here in Dumaguete? Welcome either way.

 

I’m no expert...but at best guess as I had to look them up: rufous lored Kingfishers, Maroon named sun birds, visayan fan tails, halas Manok, flame tempted babblers and umpteen others I couldn’t name or be bothered to look up.

We do pretty well where we live and I love it when odd sorts turn up. I ask the wife what they are and v pleasing to the day it is when we see something rarely, seldom, frequently seen. Love to watch the kingfishers sally forth ang sa bay bay too after a hard day watching the world go by. Your resident Celtic Deity approves, puts his dear little heart in touch with the green.

I miss a decent Dawn chorus from home though...begins Feb lasts until June. Sigh. Unlike the Bleddy karaoke chainsaw choir. I’m going to start sending thunderbolts sooner or later.

Great choice for a thread. Stop, pause, there’s some incredible stuff with wings out there. Well done GB. Welcome.

cheers,

C

 

He was. But I prefer the English birds, specially the Great-tit.

 

I also am a fan of the t*ts - also known as the titmouse family - and liked the blue tit (which I saw usually in colder weather), bearded tit (ticklish, so got my razor out) and the long-tailed tit. Also a fan of the shags, boobies, red-breasted anything and the wren (designed St Paul's, so very talented birds).

EDIT: Just noticed that TIT is fine but the plural gets a '*'. LOL. Almost as bad as 'wee wee hole'!

 

Hi, GabrielBrown. Welcome to the forums.

 

Hello, Gabriel! Welcome to the forums!